Delia Torey At Beverly Guest Of President Relative
Relative of the President named Delia Torey was listed as a guest at Beverly, indicating a familial connection and social prominence.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
1
Taft to Welcome Aunt Delia Torrey in Beverly Visit
In Miljouty Massachusetts on July 18 President Taft plans to meet Aunt Delia Torrey known for making famed apple pies. She praises his early skill in pickaxes and hints she will join the summer capital, with Taft quoted waiting for her in the kitchen.
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Beverly
Taft
Miljouty
Mass
Della Torrey
kitche
Delia
Man and Woman Found Dead After Night of Drinking
In Easton Pennsylvania and Bayonne New Jersey a man Henry Hughes aged 35 of 446 West Jersey Street Jersey City and Mrs Mary Kendall aged 48 of Bayonne were found dead after a night of drinking at a home on South Literage Avenue. John Schweltzer hosted guests including Mrs Jenni Seitz and Mrs Schweltzer. Only Hughes’s friend Wilbur Rogers survived after attempts to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinaldo Kirkendall
hughes
Wilbur
East Jersey
Iizabeth
John Schweltzer
North Literaves avenue
Schweltzer
Kirkensdail
Sutter
Jennie Seitz
Phippsburg
N. J
Hughey
Mis
Jett Elizabeth
Philadelphia
os «Hughes
die Kirkendall
Gasoline price war shocks Monticello customers
Rival dealers in Lillyan County Monticello stage a days long gasoline price fight. Turner sold gas at one cent per gallon after Brown cut to five cents then Turner cut to one cent. Cars queued for fuel as news spread to adjoining counties. Gasoline cost at wholesale thirteen cents a gallon, sparking possible further moves.
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billata
Centa Gallon
Monticello
Lillyan
gaso
R. S. Turner
Floyd Brown
genolliper cent tower
i. &Sunddy
Turner
gaga
Brown
tolste
hermay
Kitten Leads Infant to Tragic Pond Death
Four year old Louis Zwiren of Pleasantville drowned in a pond near his home while following a pet kitten. His mother called him, found the kitten ashore, and the boy's body was recovered a short distance from the pond edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Louis Zwiren
Julius Zwiren
Pleasantville
tim
Wealthy Merchant’s Wife Claims Jewels Robbed in City
Atlantic City police investigate a missing jewels case after Mrs. Kann, wife of a Washington merchant, reported a diamond jewelry theft worth about $3000. She says the loss occurred when she opened a chamola bag last Tuesday near Tiffany’s New York and the Hotel Pontpont. detective work led to the arrest of Howard Messenger on suspicion.
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Gelieves
Atlantic
Mia
mon Kann
Washington
Tiffany's
New York
Pierrpont
Kaito
de Tiffany's
Kann fa
Howard ‘Messenger
Two Die As Engine Dumps Train In Delaware Valley
A derailed engine on a Pennsylvania railroad route from Mariinburg to Columbia toppled near Watts station on a sharp curve. The incident killed the engineer William Nye and a wireman B Denlinger aboard the engine. Conductor Thomas Goodwin and several others were injured. the crew were en route to a troop train from Gettysburg. Injured were sent to Columbia on a special train.
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Lancaster
Mariinburg
Columbia
New Jersey
Watts station
ite elde
Brakemut's
Bixler
Harrisburg
Deninger
Cannon Sticks To Stump Despite Collapse
Speaker Joseph G Cannon vows five speeches in two days despite heat and fatigue after a Chautauqua collapse. Friends revived him on stage as physicians objected but he proceeds toward Arkansas City and a demanding schedule in Importe Burlingame Alma Herrington and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
Joseph’ G. Cannon
house of ‘representatives
Chautauqua
J. Lak terty
Cannons
Phillip Campbell
Arkansas City
Arkansas
City
sani
Imporia
Burlingama
Alma
Herrington
Marlon
Automobile Fatality Near Wilkes-Barre Claims Man
An automobile strike near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania killed Anthony Zyskowski of Midvale while he walked into the street. The driver, identified as a Scranton resident, remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators.
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Wilkes-Bai ‘Pa
Iniswhith AL OW
Scranton
Temple Coal
Tron company
Anthony
Zyskowskat
Midvale
Barn Fire Destroys Meadery Near Witmer
Barn near Witmer burned with a loss of about 3000 dollars. Sparks from ruins of Buck waltery house and barn may have caused the blaze. Major General Leonard Wood arrived by steamer St Paul in Buenos Aires for centennial celebration activities.
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Lancaster
Benjaminy Meklinger
Witmer
Frank ‘Buck
waltery
New York
Leonard ‘Wood
St Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Buenos. Aires
Roosevelt A Poor Milker Last Time He Tried Was in Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt recounts a humorous farm memory in Oyster Bay describing his failed milk- ing effort on a Dakota ranch years ago. He recalls chasing a cow and milk mishap, noting he cannot milk cows. The anecdote contrasts his later public image with a rough farm mishap from the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Theodore
Roosevelt
treas
Gifford’ Pinchot
North Dakota
Union Trainmen Seek Peace Talks as Pensyl Strike Rumors Rise
Philadelphia reports indicate Pennsylvan ia Railroad and trainmen union leaders, led by A B Garrettson, are moving toward renewed negotiations to avert a strike. Officials say meetings with General Manager Myers and G L Peck may reopen talks, with sheriff deputies prepared to guard against property damage if tensions escalate.
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Philadelphia
Suly
Penns
Myers
Pennsylvania
unien
A.B
Garrettson
peal dent
adeiber
Mandger
agor Mycré
Pittsburg i
trainmen’s ‘union
G. L. Peck
Ines wast
vrailroad company
finfah
Altoona
Nervous breakdown leads artist to sanitarium in Newport
The article reports that artist LACFARGE, famous for recent New York illness, will be treated in a sanitarium in Newport. It notes a nervous breakdown and hopes that rest or therapy will aid his recovery amid public concern over his condition. It also mentions an alleged murderer arrested in Washington related to a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artlard
Newport
Job he ‘Farge
New York
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